2oz = approx 25-30 teas brain boost blend. support short & long term cognitive function^ l-theanine + caffeine nootropic stack^ manage stress, mood & energy^ protect brain health with powerful anti-oxidants^ cognitive boosting botanical blend: *Gotu Kola*Rhodiola Rosea*Bacopa*Yerba Mate*Rosemary*Oatstraw*Ginkgo*Sage *Certified Organic Botanical The graphic above compares the findings when individuals were given either L-theanine or a placebo during a demanding attention task. The results show significant increases in Alpha waves and activity in the right posterior parietal cortex, a region in the brain important to visual stimulus and attention. [1] [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18841456 Erowid. "Does Yerba Mate Contain Caffeine or Mateine?" Erowid. Dec 2003; plants/yerba_mate/yerba_mate_chemistry1.shtml. Important Considerations: We believe your diet and lifestyle have major impacts on Brain health and function (this is pretty common knowledge). Our brain boost tea is a supplemental product and should be used in addition to an active lifestyle, healthy sleep cycles and a nutritious diet. If your diet sucks and your sleeping poorly and you're not exercising regularly, your brain will not be functioning optimally. Directions: Shake to make sure herbs are evenly mixed. Scoop (for starters) 1 tbsp of tea into a loose leaf tea brewing method of your choice (we use a Bodum French Press). Pour 8oz of water at 195deg F and steep for 6-8 mins depending on your patience and desired strength. Strain and pour. Add natural sweetener as desired (we use stevia). If 195 is too hot for you to drink, add some cool water after tea is done brewing. Use common sense when consuming hot drinks. ENJOY! Resources: Obvious Disclaimer: ^These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent any disease. Please consult with a medical professional before consuming this product if you have any medical condition. If you are pregnant, or trying to become pregnant, please consult with your doctor before consuming this product. Very little, if any, research has been conducted on the safety of drinking herbal tea during pregnancy.
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